Artists

Wire Sculptors Elizabeth Berrien: So when I was trying to figure out the people to do this blog on, the cat wire sculpture caught my eye. Elizabeth Berrien was one of the biggest and leading people in the wire sculpture movement when it became big. Her sculptures can be found around the world in a lot of places like art galleries, museums and parks. " She was inspired by her tutor Kenneth Curran who, giving her a roll of wire said, ‘Here, kid, take this wire and mess with it,’ and this was a great lesson for her." (http://infomory.com/famous/famous-wire-sculpture-artists/). She also seems to put detail into her wire sculptures instead of making small and less detailed ones which I really like.  Derek Kinzett: So the difference between Derek and Elizabeth is that Elizabeth does animal sculptors and Derek does full body human sculptures which require a lot more wire and patience. The sculptures also are in poses and that means a lot of bending and yes there

Ted Talk Response So I chose to write this on Yarn Bombing. This talk was released in 2015 and the speaker is Magda Sayeg. She talks about the desensitization of the real world and how everyone is so connected to technology. She states that some may find a connection with seeing a stop sign pole wrapped in yarn. It's really interesting because she has a point. We don't really think to look around and when we do and we see something odd like maybe a bus covered in yarn and I mean COVERED, you look at it differently. She had started wrapping things she'd seen everyday like a door handle in yarn. The yarn bombed areas got people out of their cars and houses, it hooked people and wasn't harming anyone. I thought it was nice. It can get people to think and look outside and see something real I guess you could say. She wanted to do something big that caught attention since it brought her joy and it was her passion. Wrapping objects in knitting has become a thing arou

Daniel Bel Daniel Bel is a 3d artist who uses computer graphics for his work. He does computer sculpting and he's and art director. He was born in Buenos Aires in Argentina. He's been doing this work for about 15 years. He's well known across the internet and a lot of his work is well known as well. The piece most people know is called Beowulf 3D and it was created using 3D Max, Vray and Zbrush. I even found his Facebook page haha. So he is known online pretty well and his works are so good and detailed and they make me think of video games since his sculptures or most of them are of characters like Batman or Superman. Below are 5 of his works:

Mark Jenkins Mark Jenkins is an American artist. He uses the streets as places for his works. He has my sculptures that can be found in the streets of places like Montreal in Canada, Cologne in Germany, and Rome. They can be found in multiple poses my personal favorite one being in Besancon which is a city in France and a sculpture person is hung on a clothesline with no head. One really cool idea he seemed to have was to make a sculpture person made of garbage and photograph it in front of  a garbage truck and person collecting trash off the streets. Another cool idea is him putting bodies and necks against flat surfaces and heads coming out on the other side which I really like. Below are 5 photos of tape sculptures which are pretty fun to make.

David Gaillet I chose to do this week's blog on David Gaillet. He is a 3D digital artist who is known online for his dark 3D art and has also done video gameplays. The Legend of the Cryptids and the Galaxy Saga. The two gameplays are some of his most popular works. Below are some of his works.

Joseph Cornell Joseph Cornell was an American artist and also a film maker. He worked with assemblage. He mainly worked using boxes for assemblage pieces and I realized he seems to go for a vintage look and also uses birds a lot. I really like the birds and in a few of his pieces he uses maps as a background. I really like his work and it reminds me of my family's house in main because there a lot of old things in the house and it just gives a calm feeling. When it comes to principles and elements of art, I definitely see texture, color, form, variety, and space. Again, I really enjoy the colors he mainly uses which seem to be gold, a dark blue, white, and brown. There are a variety of things he uses in these sculptures like the key, birds are a repeating thing I noticed, maps, and wood or having a texture that looks like wood. Below are 5 of his works: